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Bicicleta 3d

Como finalización del proyecto que hicimos en las clases de Sociología y Literatura sobre la bicicleta, con el profesor de Política y Ciudadanía decidimos realizar un diseño en 3D y una aplicación que refleje todos los aspectos de la misma.

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Julio Cortazar y sus cuentos fantásticos

En la clase de literatura estuvimos leyendo y analizando distintos cuentos del escritor Cortazar, en estos cuentos aparece la cosmovisión fantástica, estos cuento son los siguientes:

"Axolotl"
"Lejana"
"La noche boca arriba"

Acá les dejo mi trabajo:

How secure was the USSR´s control over Eastern Europe, 1948-c. 1989?: Solidarity

On 17 April 1989, Solidarity was again legalized and the union was allowed to field candidates in upcoming elections. Tadeusz Mazowiecki, a member of solidarity, was elected as Prime Minister of Poland. He became the first non-Communist Prime Minister in Poland since 1945. Under Mazowiecki a Solidarity-led government was formed.

How secure was the USSR´s control over Eastern Europe, 1948-c. 1989?: Hungary & Czechoslovakia

Hungary

 
 This was the last message sent by Hungarian people which rose up against Soviet rule in 1956 and demanded freedom in their country. At the end of the Second World War, Hungary was on the losing side. It had fought alongside of Nazi Germany, against the Soviet Union.
By the end of the war Hungary was being ruled by Soviet Power, it became a satellite state of the Soviet Union.

                                Czechoslovakia

In July 1968 the Soviet leadership announced that it had evidence that West Germany was planning an Invasion of the Sudetenland and asked permission to send in the Red Army to protect Czechoslovakia. Dubcek refused. However, a month later troops from countries across the Warsaw Pact, led by the Soviets, invaded Czechoslovakia. Knowing they stood no chance the Czech government ordered its armed forces not to resist the invasion. The culture of reform known as the “Prague Spring” was crushed.



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How similar were events in Hungary in 1956 and in Czechoslovakia in 1968?

How secure was the USSR´s control over Eastern Europe, 1948-c. 1989?: Berlin Wall

There was social arrest due to the following reasons:

Quality of life in the West was much better than in the East after 1948. West Hermany had received financial help through the Marshall Plan from USA to rebuild after the devastation of WWII, East Germany had suffered under a communist system after the control of the Soviet Union had been established.

The impact of this mass movement on East Germany was huge.

Socially: Those who left were young and well educated, so red a “brain drain” in East Germany.

Economically: East Germany lost skilled workers.

Politically: Mass numbers were leaving and it made the communist regime look unpopular.